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FRIDAY EVENINti. HKC. 13. 1K72.
" ■■ —- '■ ■■ ■• .-■' ■- i =
RKSorncr.st or tir«ixia to re dc<
V.'tlDl'rn BT RAILROADS.
BY A CITIZEN OF TIIE STATE.
The loc»l resource to be developed by
the construction ol railroads consist chiefly
of iron, coal,lumber, gypsum, salt, marble
and agricultural products.
To develops these resources rcqu res a
just and liberal policy to attract capital and
laboi, and had to the establishment of
mills, factories, furnaces, mines, quarries,
and other industries, but especially does it
require encouragement lo parties willing
and able to construct lines of communica
tion, and afford the greatly needed facilities
for transportation.
It is not probable that under sny general
railroad law any more trunk lines would
be constructed between tho East and West
.for many years. Nearly all practical
loutes across the mountains are occupied
by the great lines now in operation or in
progress of construction, but hundreds of
lateral roads, colinecting with- the trunk
lnies,tnay be completed, so that every val
ley, every existing Settlement, e\ery pro
posed colony, every county may hi.?;
communications iiit'oidiutr. facilities for
cheap and convenient transit lor persons
aud property, and presenting by such f'acil.
ties the strongest possible inducements to
colonization, settlement and improvement.
What is needed to secure these benefits
is a system of cheap local roads that can
be constructed by private capital Willi
the aid of county or town subscriptions,
and operated either by engines or by horse
powar.
The resources of Virginia, including West
Virginia, are probably greater than those
of any other State, Pennsylvania pocaibly,
but not certainly, excepted. Coal and irou
ore abound ih the Shenandoah Valley, and
in all the western aud southwestern coun
ties of the State. The great gypsum
deposit of Stny the county I- almo.-t the only
one in the United States, and at low tales
would Mii'oril a large volume uf tonnage.
This cit posit is fifteen miles m extent.
liient Variety) of vareigated marbles exists
in severaj localities ; beds of lion ore,
adapted to the manufacture of bessantr
steel aie found near the North Carolina
line. The valleys of Virginia are naturally
mole productive than those of Pennsylva
nia, and her mountains are covered With
vegetation to their summits, and c apabie o
lurniishiog blue glass pasturage to subsist
every description of .ive stock, while those
of the Northern slates are rocky, sterile
and of little value, ekC-pl in the coal le
gions, for their mineral production.
Any unpidipaeiit thrown in thu way of J
the con-sti uctiou of railroads by taxes or
otherwise, must retard that development,
which it should be the object of legislation
to encourage.
That the railroads of the South should
be purchased and controlled by Northern j
capital, tiial combinations should be forta- [
ed, nnd local lines consolidated into great *
arteries of iraeie and travel, is b> some re- [
Karrit-dwith distavor, bill il the results are ',
destiubie, and if the South has not the cap - j'
tal to secure them, why object to the I
source trom which the necessary capital is I
derived? Is theie the most remoie po- j- j
bilitv that these combined lines can or will '
be operated to the detriment ol Southern
interest? Arc hot the owners of these
lines disposed to make their properly re
siunerativc, and in what other way can
this be done but by developing resources
and increasing business—ami is not this
precisely what the South requires?. Is it
prububie that a line of policy which has
beVn attended w th the most beiiiticent ie
sul am other sate would be abandoned,
wnen cit zns of loose slates become inter
ested in Southern railroads ?
What has been the policy of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Cumpany? Nearly
twenty veurs ago, when the business ol that
road was bm l~>o,ot)i> tons per annum, and
it was embarrassed by suie taxes and ad- >
TBise legislation, tuts policy Was prescribed
in one of its annual report.-,: " Low rates
with moderate dividends must n.dicutc the
settled policy upon which the operations of
the road are to be conducted. Increase of
trade, activity uf business, aud the exti-n
ston of our great cities, onstitutu objects
of greater importance than piotiis
upon iransportaiion. It is immeasurably
better lor the mieivsts of every portion of
the state that the road should do a large
business, even with small profits, rather
than reanae the same profits on a smaller
tonnage."
Such were the views expressed and f.uch
the policy adopted in 1834, and what have
been the results? From 160,000 tons the
stream has swoden to over 7,000,000 tons
per annum, and on thu Reading Railroad
• the m ivement of freight has reached equ 1
proportions. The last report of J. Ed-ar
Thomson states that the average charge per
net ton per mile upon all freights during
thevtarwas only 1.388-1,000 tents, but
little more than a cent and a third per ton
per mile; yet thu receipts on freights alone
reached lotirteen millions of dollars, the
whole receipts nearly nineteen millions,
and tho net profits nearly seven millions.
Contrast these results with iho offiuiul re
ports of the Board of Public Works of
Viignia for 1870, the most recent in pos
session of the writer. The first column
gives the whole number of toi s carrief,
and the second tha average charge per ton
per mile:
Ton=. Ot
Virginia and Tennesae Id 4 800 -J 86
Soutlislde Ifi7 8 2k7
N Tr.ilk and Peiersbuig w9 iBO 3 lit
■Kichmond and i anville 1* ,1>69 ft.37
jtle-t'inonei iintiPeteiebuig €7'«4 4...0
Ricum.i d, F"-d'g and Pto "ae... .59,61) i $mi
Orae ice. ,U. x'tlrut aii'i Manassas 11 II 4.0b
Cheaapeaiee and OhW 86,686 80u
Look at these contrast.a Seven raillioi.s
of tons per annum carried on a Peitnsyl
van a road at an average charge for ail
freights of one cent and one-third pir
ton per mile, while only 39,860 tons were
ca ried ou a prominent Virginia railromi,
forming the only outlet to the Noith, nt
at a charge of eight cents per ton per
mile and the passenger charges nearly in
proportion.
The force of this comparison would
be weakened by comment. The facts
and figures appeal to the General Assem
bly of the Slate for such remedy as it
may be in their power to aft"'id. Uive
us a free railroad law and remove all
obstacles in the t»ay of progress.
*#
Revitw.oi tlio Wontbcr for the Slontti
of November.
ACCOTINK. Faikfax Co.. Va.,\
• 12th Mo; t i.S.f Day. 1872. i
T» the Editor nt the State JonrnqJ :
Tins has been a colder mouth than usual.
The average of thermometer for the month
only 40 1-5, while the same mouth last
va.»r was 435. November. 1870, was 4* 4 9.
The coldest day was the 30th, at 7 o'clock,
A. AI., 13 °. Mean temperature for the
whole day, 17f. The next coldest day was
the 29ih, (mean) 204;. The mean tempera
ture at 7A. M. for the month 34 °; do. 3
P. M. 48* j do. 9P. M. 3S I*7. Rain fell
on the 3d, 7th, 12th, 14th and 27th.
Amount of rain for the month 3.30 inches,
plight fall of snow on 16th and 22'!, but
mailed as it fell,
Resspoctfullv, &0.,
C. 'Jiuj.:;qua'A.
A Hon»cl«'"'-»>»« , "!ii .lonrnnl,
BY U ->.v. lIAIIA.
Monday, Kov. 11.—When one persmi i*
dninit tlm wink alone in a farm-house,
where there are always so many thiinjK to
keep one busy, in older to have all done
nicely and yet have time left for acwing or
a little rest, they must study the economy
of labor and the easiest ways of doing
woik. For instance, washing dishes,
though it seems hut a small task, yet being
repeated three times each day, ami nay
after day, it finally becomes tedious and
takes tip much of oi.e's lime. For this
reason, any eood wav of i-horlening this
process is welcomed by the weary house-
W -.
Last summer, while visiting in a large
household, where no servants were kept,
but each member of the lamily had their
own particular part of the work to per
form, I saw the following way practiced
with 8o much success that I have since
adopted it: When the dishes have been
washed well in good warm soap suds, rtnae
them in boiling water and turn them on
their edges iv a wooden bowl with a linen
towel in the bottom to absorb the water as
it drains from the dishes. If the water is
sufficiently hot, the dishes will be perfect
ly dry arnl clean in a very few moments,
m.ue so than if wiped with a cloth, and
the work performed in less than half the
time usually occupied in vvping.
■
Value of Poultry Manure.—
From actual experiment it has been found
that lhe diopp'iigs Irom four Brahman for
one night Weighed in one case exactly one
pound, and in another more than three
tourths of a pound, an average of nearly
four ounces each bird, By drying, this
was reduced to not q lite one and a half
ounces. Other breeds make leas, but, al
lowing only one ounce per bird daily ot .
dry dung, fifty f.wls will make, in their
roostini:-hoiise alone, ten cwt. per annual
of the best manure in the world. Hence
half an acre of poultry will make more '
than enough manure for one acre of land,
seven cwt. of guano behiK the usual quan- ,
tity applied per aerie, and poultry manure ;
richc-i than cuano in ammonia
and feililizng s.tlig. No other stock will
give an equal return in this wav, and these i
iiguresdemand canf il attenl on from the
largo fanner. The manure, before '
should be mixed With twice its bulk o'
earth, and then allowed tn stand in a heap, i
covered with a lew inches of earth till (ie
cmi) iscd throughout, when it makes the
very hes! iiiiiiniie wnich can he hart.-~.jd, ,
r V>HK •• I IlKlsl'lA.N URACEV"
.'.:■•;■■• Plcturaof turpassing Orace and
Beauty U.VEN An.tl to each . '
Subuciibei to
ARTHUR'S UOviE MAGAZINE FOR 1573! «
; A Magantce for cultured horn"*. A Magazine '
always up o the advauc.ng thought pooia l :
peetfiessand pint of the limes, -x Magazine
It. which 'lie lighter literatu- of the p*- iod la
made- ilue v. hide ot pure auu nobis aeiitunent. \
•THE CHRISTIAN H Rat IBS"—FAITH, *
HOPE. CHARITY.
j "And vow abidith Faith, Hope, and Charity ; '
■ theae three, but the greatest of these is
! charity."
4,150 IN VAL~K FOR 84.50
t
It is a long 'Imeai'-ee anything has
| tnenri* ianart solov.ly and^oe>quli-ite.nde»iecn
laiide.ecntl.iiia- thllarg-. and elfgaut line acid
a ipplt-ateel eugrjiviiig "I'hee'hri ti ntjiacea," J
size 11 mcliea , Tb* g oupiug uf ih-- flgurea
ia griicetul beyond eonc-eiuiou, and thet'iceaol t
. ench rare-and"heieve-niy beaiov. ilia' it eeema a r '
[ if ttte artl t mit-i have ac-en ihe-m In a vlbioii.
j i.Vfiy aubßCrib ir io *(\rthur'« il ustraied Home
vlag.iztne" for'B7e will receive a cony of ihia
•plHßdid tb picture fbbe Price of Home Ma- '
gaxiiie-, *2.rm a year. >p clmen of .viagaßiue J
15 cent*.
L()''AL ACENTS WANTEt- everywhere to I
ite-.t aub.ici ibe>a lor our beautiful ftl'ignßine, ao
veil kciOA-ti lor the-fiat t ventc year*, an i ao :
great a favorlt-- witii the people. Intelliiieni
men and vvnitii-ii c.tn make lurite commisa'tona.
Senu for itgenia'coniltletriai circular. You can c
hardly allow 'IHEi HRISTIAN ORACKS" lo
any jieraOu oi' laatte and fine religious feelinga,
vvi hut getting a -übacelbei. No diaaiipuint
mem. about promp delivery of ptfiturea, a- we
have m .de uinpie arraiige'meiit- for their rapid
pivdiicilon. 1 S. AtvTHUR asuN,
809-nd 811 Cbettn.tt atreet, ■
0c25 - Pliiadehihia.
- ■ ■ ■ . . 1
445S
LN THI; DISTRICT HURT i>F THE UNI
-rHII ISTATKB for the Eaatern Dlßtrict of
' Vilititltn.
tn the router of John D. Claik, bank- ■
rupt—ln bankrnptty.
At Kichmond, Va., this lythday of Nov'ber, I
1872.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
Please take notice, that a petiiion has boert pre
sented to the lion. John C. Underwood, judge oi
aaid District Oourt, in Bankruptcy by mcob
Colin, aaaignee of the eatate of aald bank- '
rapt, to aell the real eatate belonging to.aaid
bankrupt, free from all liens and enciimbrancea I
thereon.
This ia to give notice to all persona iutereated j ■
that in the term* of aaid petition cue order ha*
beeu iaaued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per- {
sona who may be intereated in said eatate, to ap- i
pear before Register W. W. Forbes, at hia office
In the city ot Richmond, on the 10'h day ot -
December, 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M., and show
cattae, If any they have, why aucb order should
not be granted. i !
JACOB COHN,
de 2—st'jvv Aa-ignee. -
(ItlS »
IH TIStC PIVTRICT t'ODHT «.F THK U*l- 1
TED STATES for the Eaatern IMetrict of
Virginia. '
In Hie matter of Wm. Z Swift, bank
rupt—in bankruptcy. j I
At Richmond, Va , thir 19t!i day of November, i
1872
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
Pleaae take notice, thai a petition has been
preeeuted to the Hon. John C. Underwood, Judge
of -"aid District Court, In bankruptcy, by
.tacnl) Oohn a-aieuee of the eatate ol aald
bankrupt, to aell the real eatate belonging
lo said bankrupt, free from all liena and encum
brances thereon.
Thlc- la to give notice to all peraona intereated,
that ia the lermt- of autd {letitiou an order haa :
be-en bsued by the Judge aforesaid, lor all per
son* who may be- Interested iv aaid estate, to ap
pear before Register W. W I orbes.at hia of
flce In the aid ciiy of Klchm<end, on tbe 10th ,
day of Decern er, tail, at Hi o clock A. M., and
allow cause, it any they have, why *ucb order
ahould not be granted,
J \< OR COHN,
no :-o—gw v -cc -
4.'e7
IN liii UlM'lllll I.'OIJHI Oi- I'll! I % •
TED STATES*tor the Eaat*ru Pistrict of Vlr
ici»ia.
in the matter of I). IS. Or.itr, bankrupt
—in bankruptcy.
At Kkhinoiicl, Ta , 'his Itnh duy of November,
1-72
IO W H- 'M IT Jl AY i 'ONCERN I
I'teaae ake iiott'e, that a petilou haa been
ju-e.seni.'d iciti.e 11.U..1. litiCU d rw..od Judire
uf aid D'tnlct c pint, lv I auk nip cy b>
.Iscoli Colin, assiirneeol lie esiaieof said btnk
rujtt, i> aell Hie rt-a esiate bel nClng to >aici
bankrupt, free trom all liens and encuuibrancea
buret in,
i hi* ia ogive no Ice lo all persona interested,
fiat iv the t nn- O' eaid pc-tit lon, nn ordei has
been iseued by ihe Juelge aforesaid, fur tell pet
aims wti . may be Intere -te-d iv said eatate, to ap
pear befu*eßegi-te-r t.L Waterman at hi*..the.
iu the aldcityofFtedeiickan'g on thu itlhdav of
December, 1872, at 111 .'clock c. M., and almvc
canae, it any ton have why »uch order abould
not be Brauted.
lACOBCOHN,
no Sic— :w Aa Unee
4(70
I\ TH DItTRH-f «,.ii;kt of the l'*l
r'-II STATES, for lliu Ijisiern District ot
Virginia.
In th. matter uf Wm. J. Lindscy, b.nk
rapt—in bankrupt, y.
Ai Uh itiuci.id, \ c>. litis 18 le day of November,
187' J.
TQ a H. BI IT MAY C NCEKN :
Please take nutic-c-, that a petition haa been
ore emed to the Hon Ji.lm C Underwood,
i Judge of a id Di*<rict Court, in bunkriipiiy, by
l.utb i olm, aa-ignee in the eatate of aaid
bankrupt, to sell the r.al estaie be ougimc to aaid
bankrupt, free from atl liena and encuuibrancea
, i hereon.
» Thia Is to give no'ice to all peretens interested,
' thai tr. the te>ma of said petl lon an order haa
' been la tied by the Judge aforesaid, for all pei
- sons who mac be interested in teaid esiaie', to ap
) parbelore Kegiste-t JL. U'ate rman.at JusolQoc,
I in the saitl city of Frederi *>buif:, on he in b duy
1 of tiecemb"', 187 1, at 10 o'clock A. M , and allow
cause, if any they have, cell such ord r sbou d
aoi be gran ted.
JACOB < OHN.
do 2— Uw Asaianee
f-B -I WILL I'*V"foH tl IKH'IKK OF TUB
ill sl-MI-WIiEKJLY *TATB JOURNAL,
rea* year,
;CIT, BUSINESSOiaECTPRT'
AUCTIONEERS.
D- K. W I IMtelll, una Main street, opposite
|eO*t-ofDCe
H. MCCORMICK, Hit Main street. Sea adver
tisement.
<tOOK k LAUGHTON. corner Governor Bad
Franklin street*.
AKTIFICIAI. LIMBB.
W. J STICKLE. tAgeot for Dr. Bty's patent',)
flit Main atreet, next to forBSAt ofHe-e.
"BAKmm.
i HOMAS K. HILL. No.6.'lti Broad atreet.
tICHARD ADAM, Twelfth atreet. 67a Broad,
and 1924 Main street.
I. O. BRIGOS. 707 Main and 4M Broad ettreet
BANKS.
RICIIVION'O B!N-m?eJ« ASD INSURANCE
COMPANY. 12H2 Main atreet—lohu B. D.ivlh,
President; M. S. <J.u*ries, Cashier.
PLANTERS' NATIONAL, ''to. 1200 Main street.
Piaaldent, John B. Davla ; Cashier, W. U.
O.uurle.3.
MRST NATIO'NAIt, lease Daveniiori, Jr., Pre
etident. S A. Glover. Ilaah'r. lint Main -Ireet
am. poster.
iVILLIAM AIMILPHUS, No*. 18 and 12 Law
Building
i.— ■!' - I. n
BETTERa
'IL'LL'S STOMACH BITTERS, the Great Ap
petiser and Strengthening Tonic. Sold evarv
where Try it.
iOOKS, STATIONERY & BIND RY
- ILI IAM A. EDWARIJS, No. 301 East Brond
atreet.
I. W. RANDOLPH k EVOLISH, ISM Main
street *
"BO^AWjoTpM^rar'
B. W. ciILLIM. 912H Main Street. » '
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS™ '
I. H. BOSCHEM Jet SOS, cm Broad street. '
Complete stock of their own taanuuKture
always on haud. J
HELLER k CO., No. til? Broad street •
BOTTLING ESTABLISHirENT.
WILLIAM EIJF'SR, bottler of Porter, Ale,
Lneer hecr. &c o. Dill Main atreet
CANDY
LOUIS J. IIOSM.KVX, No. 141*2 Main Street, i
keeps the lareein, best, and cheapest stwk of ;
confectioneries nontti of Philadelphia. Agon' ,
for \ mow«» Mikce Meat.
O. COLUMBUS. 814 Broad »tT**t. Firot ore *
mium at Virginia PtWit** Pair
CARPENTERS AND BtTlLDjms. :
WM. M. ALLEN, all Marshall • re-i
CJIINA. CRdv^RY&QLASS-WAftt
E. CIIRRAIVT. 9i« Main street. *
WHITLOCK It ABRAM, No. 1446 Main atreet
10. 11. BROWN, No. HID, corner of Ninth am.
Franklin atreeta *
F. LEIBKRMCTH, comer Fifth and Brond, :
manufacturer of the finest brands. "Prin
cine" and "Plantation" cigar* specialities.
A complete stock of pipe* and smoker*' ,
articles alwaya on hand. ,
t'. C. SALAMON-E, sin Broad atreet.
JULIUS KR.VKKR, .i.—i cf Ihe Rod Poet, 141)
Main atreet
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOC*E, (H 9
Kaufman,) Mill Main street
COAL AND WOOD. '
J. It. F. BURROCOHS, office and yard soventb
and Main See advertiaement.
KEN'JAMI.N C'OTTRELL, office and yivrd cor '
cier Ninth and Bank streets.
E .11. tilllM TT—Shaffer's building tOtll anc".
Main atreet*. alao solicitor of claims siraiiisi
the Cnlted States.
DENTISTS. '
DR. JOHN «. IVAYT k SO!V. loTNlnth street. I
hear Franklin See advertiaement.
TAYLOR BROS., mo Mahi Street. See ad
vertitceroenl. .
DRY-GOODS. '_ J '
L. 1705 tuid iwj Fnutklii
street. *
MSW BKOTKEEIS, 1213 find 1215 Main etreei
keep the larger., cb*Mpfifi aud tM?st
stock oi dry-goods jn the State. *
DYER AND '
11. B. McKENNEY, Marshall atreet, betwee.
Fourth and Fifth.
I'J. XI.NO, esr., 730 Main, between Soventh turn
tairhtli atreeta. ;
FOREIGN QROCERjES.
»< H.ilitil "a- MILLER, faai and SM Fifth and i
Bro'cri » i
i^BjVUTURE.DEALERS. ' i
\RTHCR ROO.NEY, warerooma «.' Governor
street, and 1207 Franklli- street. '
' -■ ' "' i
OROCERS AND LittUUR DEALERit.
Tlio>lA» UiLMEIt k Co., Ml Main Street. "
IHOIWAS JACKSON', No. 830 Sixth street,
between Broad and Marshall.
K. Ot. GRANT k «;0,, son Broad atreet, between '
Sinili aud Seventh; '
•-77-—-. .>9W*lbUEßtr" ■'_
«. MVH ii. it 1.1 NB. dealer In eportsmea's good*, J
ItiK) Main street ____
HARDWARE. J
>IMPsO> k lIRO., Ulb-Maen. betveoeu Fom
.pettel ,ir| Fifetepnrh «erppe
aaATS, CAPS, FV!&b,Jco.~~~
\ A. ALLEN 1316 Main atreet. »
HOTELS. ~
tiVIEIIICA.N—NorveII Cobb. Proprietor—comer
Tv. elfth and Main streets
K. CURRANT, DOS Main street. *
W, J. A.NIIEUSO.N, Niis. S'ii. Main and '.'..''
Broad street. '
" ~ coaiPANMr
PIBB ABO BARIBR.
JOHN H. CLAIBOR.N'E k Co., Agent*, llu>
Mam street.
LIVERPOOL k LONDON tr OLOBE, liavei.
port JMlo airent*. lint Main aireet |2d tlrair I
KICHMOND BANKINM AND I N'Sl'll AM >
CO., tSllii Main atreet See advertiaement.
I-HOS. M. ALFRIEXD k SON, General Ac-nt -
♦112 Main atreet See advertisement. *
VIITI AL ASSURANCE «>OCIETY OF VIR
GINIA. Tenth and Bank streets. *
' ONTINEITAL OF NEW VORK—T'nomaa S
\rmiateaej, ageiit—llls Main atreet
- Lira.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. Virginia
Ilepaitment office 1014 Main street. See ad
vertiaement
MUTUAL LIFE (K. Y.)—John H. Claiborne,
aeenc litis Main-treet.
PIEDMONr AND ARLINGTON—Home offlce
uB Main s,reet. *
itHOOKLVN i.N. V.|—Thoe. M Aifiiend k Son
Aiteu ia—»U2 Main street. See advertiaement *
UNIVERSAL LIFE IN. V.I—L W Rose. Asent.
1113 Main atreet. •
__mON_ttANjiJ^Aj^UttlZo~
RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IRON AKO
•iTOVE COMPANY. IIKM) atreet. •
VARIETY IRON WORKS, J, I). Br.wne. Pro
prietor, BUS and 807 Bank street
~~~ .lEWELERS."
IOHN H. TYI.ER J, CO.. no 7 Main «Trr<-'
i "LiaOOE DEALEReS-Wfloleivak
---*>■"»" '■ ■ 111. , n.,
J. E. l.iriCOMßj. fc in.'* o»lebiai*»l Kv*
Whi»ki«s, 1810 Franklin street.
. WILLIAM ELLISON, MSB Main atreet Keep*
! conatitutly ou hand a lai'Ke aiook of Rye ecc.j
c Bourbou Vvhißlisya, Imported and Ilvrnjaiuti
eßnuuitee, Ola. Ram, Wines. Ac. •
! CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LIVERY STABLE.
I VT. 11. SUTHERLAND. Eighth street, between
Franklin and Main
• J Ai»l Esi ». .VHIRRIIMJis), ISli) Fra-'iklin. between
Tbirtecnlb tlti'l Four-eeneh streets
"leewcal.
Jt'llK, Ira W. Blunt,
Agent, 21 Thirteenth street
' irnjsic & musical n^TliiUiffiENT.«.
I: r JOH>«eTi»lie Bin Main street
. "new^ealers.
WILLIAVI A. EOUAKDS, No. :l'H East Broad
street sells newspapers at New York prices
C. f JOHNSTON. 918 Malu street See adver
risemenl
PAf ER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERS
HUOTH. SPEIsICE k I'o.. Tenth meet, be
wren Main and B-mtt
~pi^sicllns.^
eOE. V. BOBwONiM. !>., He meopathlit. Resi
dence and oHlco 411 Orsce Btre«t, corner oi
Fifth.
Or. ill. A. RUST, office and residence Second
between Main and Cary street*.
OR. A.*. McRAE, office 1212 Main street, re:i
deHce No. ISlu Rc#s si.
WCTURES Aira"iijiaßoßsr"
WM. OAFFROIi. 14SR Main street See advrr
i.isemeiit ' '
PLUIOmG.STEAiji^QAS-FriT^
UATeIIKLO'DOMXELL, No. 818 Broad street.
«. J. AMIEItSON. Noe 524 Main and Mt
Brtiad street
real'e¥tat¥agents~
it l». ROBIIW, No. 11 lft Main street.
SMITH & PETERSO'i, Marahall Hall, corue.
Tenth and Hank street. See advertisement
E. A. J. L'LOPTOX, Eleventh stre.it, betweee
Main and Bank
JAMEs T. SUTTON, Si'ura Jeir E ti*L BuilcUii*
31254 Main street. See advertisement.
TAS. I- AFPERSOS, l-luce :845,) Noi mis Male
and Eleventh streets.
he^tau^ant^
SCAIvIMELL'R AtTL-iyToifT'lloT 7S t.M
STEAMED OYSTER SALOON, 218 Ninil
atreet, near Rroad.
ROOFING, PLUijmHG, &o.
I. L. WHITTAK-ER. ISI7 Cury street
SASH. BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY
VUTt, «. KLOIiRNOY. 141 D Cary street. Se.
advertisement
SEINE THREAD. LINES, &c.
I„ LICHTENSTEIN. 170 ft and 17(17 Franklii
-tre." *
liNTON BANK (IF KKh IUIM), 1. D'tvenport,
Ir., Prest., Jan. Millet, Cash'r, 1104 Slain
street.
'ATIONAL KREEOMKN'S SAVINGS HANK
IND TRUST COMPANY, 1(1 north Tenth
street, Cha*. Spencer, Uashier. See advertise.
■nent.
SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTERS.
W.A. MONT AGUE, No. fi South Tenth street
I). Tl. PYLE, Tenth street, between Main anu
Bank
SE WmG-MACHISESr"
H^GER—Bhaifor 8t Stronjc ascent* for Virginia
•uid North Carolina^—6lß Main *tr»rmt. Sn« *(i
--vttrtlsetiiHnt
WIIEELKIt & VVILHOS-C?. 1,. Hadw»y «eit
♦>ral agent—lool Main streuU *
& ii lillS*,—Jam.'H E. A. Gtbh?, Pro
prietor—Ninth and Hank street's. r*?**» advf*r-
MseiTipnt.
i.ROVER & BAKEK— Mnchtije Co 's
Improved Elastic and Loch-Stich Sawtag
lYlachinet;, at KH Broad atreet.
MOWS i>SI'ROVED—J. F. McKennyy, Asront—
923 Main Btrpei, The latest in modern itn
provwrneutsi, S€«
W E Etr .V-Wm. Loc'lthart, agent—739 Main
corner Eijrhtl. street.
r m.AM AND SPi^MSLS.
>lSl*r S—W. B. Her.iiaan h. Co. have removeti
toN"o 310 north eldet'ary atreet. Cotteesroaeted
daily, and epices, tteans Ac, frrounci
tor fcrocers druvgi-ts and robacconi*ta
*LD DOAUMU'S .MII.KS corner Elgh-th and
Vl:tin CotTeeß roasted daily for hotels, gitKren*,
and private CtmiUee, ut OOcenti* per 1W pounds
See »'lvertiseine»t Virfrinia Tea and UoiTer
StO'
STOt'K BROKERS
R. II HAOR* St <iO.,oflica I'Jli Main street. *
|O ) YEN port b CQ.j 1104 Main street (2d floor.)
Sit m r\NI) HOUSE PAIMTIHG. '
j vt.,l. VViATT,
?04 Uic.'.c-;- Srr.Biir,
le 22 All Weirk shall be promptly attended to
I -= r-'-i; ~ ', z=asa
STOVES AMU TiN-WAttE.
VV. J. A.NDEKSUN, No*. PJS Stain and 306
Broad streots.
WILSON fc WEST. lii 7 Main utreet.
HHiiN H. HUSK, (successor to Rose h Day,)
\'o HBO Main street.
TR hK KLAMUE cCTORY.
TRIiNH »»AMiEAOIHkV. Juute- Knoiis,
ptoiirieto ,o'li Xiitiin street, under C. Wendlin-
Ifer's.
T
.rilHrei LATOI'VHE. 81? Main atreet.
H. L. SALOMONSUV, ho. 6 South Koart**iit|j
street
il. HEEIIHER, No 6 South Kotineenth street
WM, lIULI itIC'HAKIISON k 1 0., No. U'
Konrteentll street, .etiposite iln.et
TYPE fOUKBERS.
H. L. PELOUZE k CO., -Franklin, between
Twelfth ivnd Tlurtecith strieets See adver
l.isemen' »
—. —s. — ■■■■• —' " ■■ - I
I [eililll, eVelcl.lS itOull! IV.\U St t .%*, 1
HCKSTON'Sn'OKY PKAKLTOUTH-PutV-
I'l ii will keep the teeth .toetc, sound, and
."iiite Price it and fio cenu- p-r bottle'
'UUMPSON'S PO!VIADEoPI IMEwl'lt'lettiii.. |
eotVen, beautify, aud stretisTtheu tiie hait
Price 26 and 60 cent* per bottle.
MIUVEN'S INODOROUS KID QLOVI I
CLEANER vftll restore soiled nloves to h«ii |
Pristine beauty and usefulness. Price 26ceui> j
,>er bottle
-HERMAN'S COL'tlll I.OZENCES will trive
cnmedlate relief, .cud cerutiuly cure v couirli I
Pries. 26 e-ents |ier bos,
I -HERMAN'S WORM LoZENUES wIU expe.
ill vvortn.-, end are plea-ant to the taste
Price 26 cents iier bo»t
I WELLS MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTH
liNlNli PLASTKRs, whenever a plaster it
iieeciecl, are unrivaled. Price 20, 2ft, and .11.
cent* each.
CHINESE I'OBTH-ACHE DROPS will instant
ly relieve this most malady. Price
i.'i cents pec bottle.
iJEXFORD S MEDICATED (JINOER-15REA1.
NITS FOR WORMS are readily eaten by
,-hlldeei., and are eftlcucious. Pnce 26
per b«.
All lor vale by druggists, fee
F. C. WELLS k CO.,
Wholesale Alteiitb,
{V THI. IHIS.ICf OltUi OF HIE t.Ni.
TED STATES for die Eastern 1 Istri t of Vir
ginia,
In the matter nf Albon Queeetiberiy'i bank
, rapt—lv bcnkrupicy.
At h Ichmoud, Va., this IB Ii day of Nov'ber,
1872
. To WHOM IT M\Y CONCERN :
Please take notic*, that a petition hit* been
presented to the Hon John O. I nderwood,
Judireof eaid District Court in Btinkruptev, by
Jncob Cohn, sssli/nee of the estate of sale)
5 bankr"]>t, to sell the renl estate belonging to snid
bankrupt, free from all linns tind eßcniabraucee
theroon,
his I* to Blve notice to all persons intere-ted,
- .thut in tie 'erm* of said petitliiii, an .'rdeer lute
been Issued by lhe afo.ec-Hld, for all per
sou- who ttiOv beintetested ie mi cl estate, o .tp
r )ienr before Register VV- VV. lorbea, at li.n v.MI. ■
s lusaiil rl.yof Rtcnmond.on 12th day of Decem
ber, 18/2, nt lv e,'clock A M., and show cause, if
t any you have, why such order si.ould not be
i grunted.
I , JACOB COHN,
da 2—2 it Assignee.
f> Br*iNMTJPTJTOTICES.
- ! 160«
j riIHIS II Tt» GIVE NOTICE—Thai OB
I. the l»th day of Nov. 1D72, a warrant In
, bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court ol the 17m.ed States for the Eastern
District <d Virginia, against the entat* ol
John J. Clarke, ol Chaites city county and
State of Virginia, who hA* been ad
- judged a bankrupt on hia own petition:
that the payment of any debts, and the dell
very of any property belonging lo said banß
, rupt, to hlra or for bia use, and the transfer oi
any property by him, are forbidden by law;
that a raf ettn;< "of the creditors of eaid hitnk
rtipt, to prove their debts and choose one or
■ more assignees ol hi« estate, will be held ai a
roiirt of bankruptcy, to tie holden at the Regis
ter'a office, Kichmond, Va., be ore W W.
Forbes, Esq. Register, on the Will, day of
December, A. I). 1872, at. IU o'clock A M.
DAVID I*. FARKF.R,
n.. "B— TtW l r s Marsh* I
ItKC
'TtHIS ISTOUIVjKNOTIt E—That en the lSih
1 day of Nor. 1872, a warrant lv bankruptcy
-va-t ißsaed out of the District Court of the uni
■ ed States for the Eastern District of Virginia
acainst lite estate of O. H. Meade, of duns
Wuk county nnd State of Virginia, Who
haa been adjudged a bankrupt on hi* own peti
tion, that 'he payment of any debts, and the deliv
ery of any property belonging to said bankrupt, lo
Uim or for hi* use, and the transfer of ntij
property by him, are forbidden by law; thai
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
[irovc their debt* and choose one or more assign
ee* of his estate, will be held at a court of bank
ruptcy, to he holden at the Register* office,
Richmond, Virginia, before W. W. Forbes,
Esq., Register, on tha 12th day of Dec'r, A. I).
|572, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID B. PARKER,
CO 26— Tu2w V. 3. Marshal.
4 8.1
IN UK HI-.TKICT OoUKT OF TIIE UNI
ted State* fo 'he Eastern District of Vir
ginia. *
In the matter of John P. Bovvlea, bankrupt
— v bankiuptcy.
KJ WHOM IT MAY I-ONCERN:
The undersigned. Win. 11. eilluerdice, of Rteh*
uioiicl ciiy and State of Virginia, hereby
frees notice of hi- appointment a* assignee ol
the ntate of ,lc hn P. Howies, of Hanover
. ounty, in said uisirict, w.i was on the SO li d y
of October, A D , IS 2, adjudged a bankrupt
n his own petition by th.- District court of ssjd
districts
Dated at Richm.nd, Nov. 9(1, 1872.
WM. li. ALLI ERIiIOF,
no 26— M.ivy As ign c.
48c7
IMIIS, is TO out: NOIIIIK—That on lie ,
t3d day oi November, A. D. 187-', a vvairan in
muk'upic.e wa- I* ued against the eeiaie ot
O'u .rlcD liallitghei a Son of Yoik eo.aud -tateol
I'lrgmii, vein* liiive bl-ell adjudged hanlcrup.* On I
lier uwu peiliicju :—Tout brpavmeeet ut any ;
t -bis, and me delivery c f any prop r y belung- I
imtorald auk upi*. tcnhemor tor their use, ai.d
iiauelerol any prop, rl} by them, arc furuld
li aby law i I hat ■ meett gol the ciedituis ol i
Hid tut krup s, to prove tin tr de .ta, and choo c
■ue or more .cslgnee* e>i their estate, will be held t
il a court ot bankruptcy, to b holden at Rich
mond, before W. W Forlw*, Jeq., Register, cm
the SI day of December, A. V. 16v2, ut 10 o'cloca
c, M.
DAVID 11. IMRKER,
de ill—Tll'Jw I. -- '■ arsltal
tut*
I Mils. Is. TO UIVE Niil'lCE—That en die
iSih day of Nov. A. V., 1872, a warrant in
•iiiiikrtiptcy wa* issued out of tiie District
Court of the United Slate* for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginiii, against the estate
of Augustus P. Crenshaw, of Charles c ity cu'ty
cud Mk cf Virginia, who ha* been
nljudced a bankrupt ou his own petition:
I'hat the payment of any debts, aud the dellv
e-ry of any property belonging to said bankruui,
io him or for hi* use, aud the transfer of any ,
property by him, are forbidden by law; That
a meeting of the creditors of said baukrupt,
■ to prove their debt* and choose one or more
assignees of his estate, will be held at a court
of bankruptcy, to be holden at the Register b
tifftco, Richmond, Virgiuia, before W. W. r orbee, ,
Esq., Register, on the 23d day of liecem |
her, A. I). 1872, at 10 o'clock A. 111.
DAWDH PARKER, ,
de !o—Tu2w U S. Marshal. |
I i till, DISTRICT COUil- OFTHK 1)111. '
LTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir
ie mice
lle the n-atterof John S Moody, bankrupt
in bankrupt y.
At Norfolk, before BenJ. B Foster, Esq., Reg- I
i-ter
Ti i WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I
This I- to give notice that I have filed my
tluul accounts as assignee of John S. Meody.
iaukr.pt. In Held comt, and that on the isih
day cf December next, I -hall apply o-the said
court for settlement of my said account*, and I
for a discharge from all liability as assignee of
said estate, In accordance with the provisions of <
ibe "Stn section ef the bankrupt act ot' March '
2d. 1867. CHAItLtS K. MALI.ORY, I
dei—law2w Assignee.
. i
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI- '
TED ST ATKS for the Eastern District of Vlr
g'nla. I
Iv the matter of Oenini li. McKeun:., a bank- J
rupi—ln bankruptcy.
At Hague, c a., this 2Sth day of Nevacuber, '
1572 '
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
I lease lake notice, lhat r, petition lias been
presented to tiie Hon John O. I'ndervvood, Judge r
of said Uisirict Court lv Bankruptcy, by R. H.
tienle, assignee of the estate .of eaid .
bankrupt, to sell ihe lealeetae belonging o '
said bankrupt, free from ait lieu* and encum
brance* thereon.
Tills is to give notice to ail tee I .eon? intcreeted, '
that In the term* of said petition, iui order has '
been i.-Biied by the Judge aforesaid. lor till per
sons who may be lirereeied in snid estate, to ap
pe.ii bi lore Register Lysaudt-r Hill, at his office [
Iv lhe city ot Alexandria, en the 16th day or
December, 1872. at lv o'clock A. M., and show '
i ante, if tiny they have, why such order should '
not be Rrnnted.
11. M. BEALE,
d" W« Assignee.
'|)il|se Ik I'll OIVE NOTU E—That oil tile
JL 14ih day ol Nov. A. D. 1672, a warrant iv .
iiiiuki uptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United states for tiie Eastern District of
Virginia, acralnet the estate o' Charles t-dwurds,
■ if it-leiof Wightco. and State of Virginia, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own peii- (
ion : lhat tbo payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging io aald bank
rupt to him or ior tils use and the transfer of
iiny property by him. are forbidden by law : that
a meeting of the cteditors of snid baukrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assi
gaeaa of hit estate, will be held at a cour. of
bankruptcy, to bo holden at No. 2« Hank street,
Norfolk. Virginia, before iienjamin B Foster,
Esq., Regtste-r, on the 2d day of December, A. D. '
1872, at i 2 o'clock M
JDHNW. FARRELL,
Deputy Marshal a» Messeogar.
~„ ;o—W2v;
j'lll". Is In IVH Mil l< l. :—i httt cite III*
E—— day of Nove mbe ,A. I). 1572, a wicriatit
D biii'krupic> *va-issued against 'he estate of
Ii rl-s A. Hopkins, of Yoik coui.tv and
Siate cf Virginia, who nu been adjudged a
■uiikrupi on his own pc iUont—Thai the pav
ineut ef any de ts, and 'he delivery of any
pnu'e-r > beioiiicltig io *aitl bankrupt, t.- him or
er tiU use. and the transfer ol au> properly by
him, are fotbidden by law —That a eceeiii.gol
the ired t'r* oi sintl baekrupi, to p>o\e their
leiet*. and t huo-e on •or more Assignees er o'*
estat* will be hel ■at a ('curt uf l-tiinkriinicy to
;.e hold--n at vo 2b Hank sir-ec, Norfo.k. Va .
uel re- B, I). Foster, Esq., Kegt-Kr on the lfi'll
day of lvcetnber, A I) 872, at 12o'clock M.
JOHN \V. FARRiLI.,
Deputy cVlarsiiai as Aieesenger.
j de 7—S'ZVV
v cm. Di.siii ii iHi ii i oe I'll a. t.M
laei Stalee lor the Lasieru District oi Vir-
I iinia.
In the matter of John W. Shield, bankrupt
' - in bauki-'iptcy
At Norfolk, befoio Mr- Uonjamlii B. Foster,
I Kegisier.
Ti i W HIIM IT MAY CONCEKN :
The uuiler-igned, Shepheid Brown, of Nor-
I folk, Va., hereby gives notice of hi* appoint
ment a* assiguea <-i the estate of Johu W. shield
ot York county, iv said ciimrict, who was, on the
ill ei..y c.I Movembsr, 1072, ndieuged bankrupt
upouhls owu pucinuii by the District Court of
eaid oißirict.
Dated December 0,167'!.
SHEPHERD BROWN
de tl —JVtSwi) Assignee.
4H!i
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES for th* Eastern District ot
Virginia.
In the matter of I'bomai Dicliersoo, bank
rupt—ln bankruptcy.
Ti) WHOM IT MAY COMCERN:
The undersigned, John Neely. of Acoomne
county, Virginia, hereby give* notice of his
appointment as aseicnee of lhe estate of Thomas
DtctceißOu, of Aceotnac county in said ditrlct
who wis, on th- 23d day of August, A. I),
1672 adjudi/ed a banktupt on his owu petltiou
by the Districi Conn of Bald district.
Dated October Ist, 1872.
JOHN NEELY,
de»—MSm.* Assignee.
~ 4*3
IN JJrIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
• ted States for lhe Eastern District of Vlr
i .iiuii.
, In the matter of John Kirk, bankrupt—
■ iv bankruptcy.
i TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I The undersigned, Wm. U. Allderdice, of Rich
, ranted city, Va., hereby give* notion of his
appointment a* assignee of the eatate 0B John
, Kirk, of Westmoreland co. In *aid oistri«t, who
was. on the let day of November, A I>., I 8"2,
. adjudged abunkrupi ii|M>n-hi» "Wn petition by
the I'Uirici ceinrt of »>ild district
lUu'd lUebmoiid, Va., Nov. H), 18T .
WM. 11. ALLDERIinv,
I n>24—MSw Awiimee.
* ■' .". c „
mz, ' I I. PAY i Oil 6 CUllE* Or itt£
fD WEEKLY STATB JOURNAL imtll Ist
.laauarv, 1674.
BANKT?TTPT KOHn^S
■lli.'J.'l
I -"III* IS TO I.IVF. BUT t'E—Tliut on the
lflih day of Nov. A. D., 1572, a wanant la
t bmkruptcy was Issued out 01 the Dh rietcourt
1 of the United Stats* for the Eastern District of
f Virginia, against ih ejtut„o: Stephen shepherd,
I of Prince Edwardcouuty and Mtaie ot Va„ «ho
- bus. bem adjudged a bankrupt on hi, owe petl
: tion: 1 hat the payment 01 am debts, and Hie
delivery or any prop-rty belongin'.- to said bank
rupt. to biin or far hi* us*, and the tr.-ensferof
f any property b) him. are forbidden by law ; —
; 1 hai a meeting ot the creditors of said bankrupt
to prove tneir deb's and choose one or more as
r sag ees of his estate, will be held :l t a Court of
, batik, up cv, to ho holden at the Register*
ejfflce, Richmond Virginia, before W. W. Forbes
. Esq., I egls cr, ou thn uih day ot Dec'r. A. I>
r 1572, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID B. PARKER.
no 9-F2W IT. s. Marshal.
•pitta i»TOU|VB XHlit-iiiat en lhe
I day ..f Nov'ber, A. D. 1573, a warrant in
iiankruptcy was issued against the fstato ot
John W. Shields, cf the county of York,
and Sta c of Virginia, who has been adjudged a
baiikiupt oa bis own pet.. lon — ! hat the pay
ment of any debts, and the delivery of auy pro
perty belonicliuc to said bankrupt, to him or for
bis use, and the t rati sterol any pivpertc by him,
ire- ftw bidden by law :—That a meeting of the
creditor* of said bankrupt, fo prove their debts,
and choo'e one or more assignees of his estate,
Will l,e held re- n c dirt of bankruptcy, to be
holden at No. I'd Batik stre. t, Norolk, Virginia,
before Benj. U. Foster, l.'iq , Rogi-ter, ou tee
'2«ihday of NoYenibw, A. 11. 1872, at 12 o'clock
;u.
JOHN W. FARRELL,
Deputy Marshal as Meisenger.
noirt—F-w
•io.'y
1% THE IHSTKICT KURT OF THI ■
UNITED STATES for the Eastern Uisirict
of Virginia. 1
In the matter of J. C. Baytop, bankrupt
—In bankfi tcr.
TO WHOMITMAV CONCERN:
Tho undersigned, E. 1). Mousey, of Kirn? WH
liam county, Va., hereby gi.es notice of his np
t-omiment as assignee ef the estate of J C.
Bayion of OloucestsT county In said districi,
who wics, ou the ISth day of October, A. D
1871, adjudged a bankrupt upon the prtltlou of
himself, by the District Court of the United
States, tor said district.
Dated Richmond, November 7, 1675. c
E. D. MASBET, »
CO — F.IW j AsPlgneen. I
MM
IN THE DlsidHi COURT OF THE L'NI ,
TED STATES lor the Pastern District of Vir- j
glnin. !
In tho matter of William Brent, bank
runt—in bfikrttptcy, s
To whom i' may ooneern—The unuevsigned. ,
llo: M M'tyo, of Westmoreland county, \n., c
and Wm Flegeiiheimer, of Richmond city, Va., ,
hereby give 11 -tlce of their appointment, a* ~
a signeeo of the estate of William Bronte of!
Lenca ter county In said dlstrle t who was on
the 28th day of Sept., A. D. 1872, Adjudged a
Bankrupt on his ocmi petition by the District -
Court of sal 1 district. I
Daiod Rli-hiu' nd. November Sd. !872. »
WM. FLEOENHEIMER,
RO. M. MAYO,
no 2—SS'.v Assignws
Wi
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES, for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Samuel Hivst, bankrept 1
—in bankruptcy.
At R'chmoud, Va., this !9th day cf Novembei
i tn.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
P'eaeetake notice, that a pelitioe has been
presented to the lion. John O. Underwood,
Judge of said Dlstiict Court, in liankruptcy, by "
Jacob Cohn, of the estate of
aaid bankrupt, to ecll he real rr,ta te belonging to
said baekrupt, free from all liens unci enc-um
bvience.- thereon.
Tteis Is to give notic to a'i pereonfl interested,
that in the terms of eaid petition, an order has !
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for ail per- .
»otui who may be interested in said eatate. tc, ap- j
pear before Register J. L. Waterman, at his ■ ffice J
hi said city "fKrc'deTicksb'g on thelmhday ofDe- ,
cember 1872, at lno'cloc-k A. M.. End show cense, l
if itny you have, Why such ordpr Rhould not he -
granted. JACOB COHN, '
de '—2w ■Vsslgnee.
Ml I ■■ I 1
tMt '
IH THE Ml TRIUT I OURT OF TliK 1 7 >T- )
TED STATKS for tiie Eastern D! trict of Mr
ginia. .
In ihe matter of C W. Crocket!, bankrupt l
—in bunkrujitcv. 1
At Richmond, Va., thlslßth i'ay of November, I
1572. 1
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take noiice >hat a pot.(lon has been pre- ■
tented to the Hon John C. Underw-ood, Judge I
of suit! I) sttict Courl, in IJankiupicv, by Jacob '
Cohn, assigne-e of the esiaie of «del bankrupt. I
to sell the real eslntti bolongicig to sicid banicrupt. '
free trom all li n- and eiiritinltraiices thereon )
This is to give notice to all persons interested
that In the terms of said petition an ..rder ten
been iisned by'lie Judge a fore aid, for all per 1
sons who may be intetested in said estate, to ap J
pear before R.-gi. ter ,f L. W aterman. at his oUitse. -
in ihe 1 tty of Fredericksburg, on the' 10th day of I
December, IfM, at 10 o'clock, A.-»M . nnd show 1
cause, if auy 'hey have, why such order should '
rot be grained.
JACOB COHN, '
d" 2--2W Assignee. «
■ - - j
"TMIIse I* TO IiIVE XOITH-■_That on the 1
I 12th day of A. 1). 1872, a warrant
in bankruptcy was,t*su*d agaiuat lhe e*tat* of (
Tboin is H. Junes, of Prince** Aonte Bounty 1
and State of Virginia, whee lias leeeu Hdjutlged v j
naiilcrupt on his own petition;— That tha pay ,
mem ot any debts, and the delivery of any ■
pioperty belonging to slid bankrupt,to him or t
l'.rhis use. and the transfer ci any property by 1
liim, are forbidden by law :—'l hat a meeting o: 1
the creditors of said baukrurt, to prove their 1
debts, and choose one or more assignee* of his 1
estate; will be held at a court of Bankruptcy, 10
he holden at Nn S6 Bank street. Norfolk, Va., 1
before Benj. B. Foster, I squtie, Register, on the
lie! day of December, A. H. 1872, a. 12 o'cockM
JOHN W.FARRI.LL. 1
Deputy Marshal as ttliMeeiiger. 1
. no2o-i.W2w
c ■■■-■ ■ ——— — -*> I
11 THE DISTRICT COliiT OS' - THE
UNITED STATES for the Eastern Districi '
01 A'irginia.
In tho mailer of VV-iiliarn J. LiKsa, biiik
rupl—ln bankruptcy. ;
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
The undersigned, Jno. S. Fowler, of Ale- amlritt '
oounty, V'irginl i, hereby gives notice of his '
nppointment as assignee of the estate ol Wm. J. '
Lucae, cf Stafford county in said district,
who was, on lhe 2i:h day of Oct'r, 1872, ad
judged a bankrupt ou his own petition by the '
Dc.-'i'ict Court of said district.
Dated Alexandria, Novemlier 2S, 1872.
J<'HNS FOWL Kit,
no Sn—S3w Assjp-ups.
. 1
IK TUB DISTRICT COURT OF 11IK IM.
T El) STATES lor tbe Eastern District of Vir
ginia.
In the matter of Wjn. T. Nottingham, bank
rupt -ue bankruptcy i
T 1 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1
The una. r* gncal, Thnmtis 11. Wal.-ton, of i
Noitbainpt 11 county, Viigima, hereby give*
notice ol Ilia appointment a* assignees of iltc
estate of Win. T. Ncitittigharn, e)f Northampton
e-o , 111 said district, who was, on th* 14'h clay of
Sept., 1872, adjudged a bankrupt uu bisowu"pe
-1 it ton by ti-.e Di- trlot Court of said district.
Dated October at>, 1872.
THoM.cS C. WALSTON,
no fl—sit'e •* AssigncMc.
•iot>7
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THE UNl
tcd Statc-s :or the Eastern Dlstriet of Vir
g ilia.
lv the matter of Andruw J. Andrews, bank
rupt—in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONOERN:
The undersigned, Wm.H. Alidercli-.e, of Rich
mond city, Va., heieby gives nonce if his ap
poluiui.'nt as assignee of the estat* of Andrew
J. Andrews, of 'he c unty of Henrico in said
district, wlio was on the Dili day of Novem
ber, A. D., 1572, adjudged tl bankrupt on his
own petition by to District court 01 eaid dis
trict.
Dated ai Richmond, Dec'r 2,1872
WM. 11. ALLDEUIIICE.
tin 7—Sivy Assignee.
t'-M
IN TIIE DiSTRH'T COURT OF TIIE VM.
TED STATICS fur the) Eostetn District ot
Virgum.
In the master of TheoJoricii N. Baldei-stcn,
bankrupt— in bankruptcy.
To Whom It May Concern—The undersigned.
Wm. 11. Aliderdice, of Richmond city. Virginia,
hereDy give notice of his appointment as assi
gnee of the estate of T.N. tialderston, of Rich
mond co'ty in said district, who was, on the Ott)
, day of Nov'ber, A. 1)., 1572, adjudged a bankrupt
. ou his own petition by the Districi Court of
»aid district,
Dated at Richmond, Hocemhei- S, 11573
WM H. AI.LDFKDIUE,
de 7— ft'l'ee Assijmeo
1» IHE IMftT'ttlCT LOCH: 1)1 IliE I,M
-TI3) STATES far the Eastern District of Vir
ginia
In the matter of F. V. Jones, bankrupt—hi
bankruptcy.
To Whom It May Ccncerti—The undersigned
' W. M. Chaplain, of Norfolk, Virginia, hereby
gives notice of hi* appointment as assignee of
" tlte estate of F. F. Jones, of Princes* Anne
county, In said district, vvno was on lhe ISiU
day of November, 1872. adludgeilti bankrupt ou
his own petition by tho Dimrici Court ol o&ld
|? district
J Dated Norfolk, Nov. 18, 157.'.,.„.,„
0 w. M. CHAPLAIN,
V no 20—Wtw ' ssiynee
As. A-.s»e(i - XI-- UF i- '"• eviijll, ItiNllee
RUPT, noil efi given thai I shall sell at
pietelic auction. In from of ,;: '' Custoan House, In
this cite. oiiFRH'AYMXr, Hn) l»thlnstant,
•" ai la o'clock Ar M., the remaining I'NCOI*-
E 1 LEOTED A'JCOUNft .. f ealdbirkrupt.
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IN THE tMSTIUCT COCRT OF THE VSi-
TED STATES for the Eaaiein District of Vir
ginia. *
In the tnatier of Jeihn A. Walker, bar.!;
-rupt—ln bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va., this lflihday cf November
IMS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Pir-ase take notice, that a petition haa beeo
presented to the Hon. John *I. Underwood,
Judge of raid District Court in Bankruptcy, hy
Jac.ih Colin, assignee of the estate of eaid
I bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging m
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• issued by the .Indue aforesaid, for all peranv!
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1i.72, at lo o'clock A. M., and .how cause if auy
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. granted. JACOB COHN.
1 nof,()-?'v Assignee.
' I ~ ~,,. i,e-,1.iel 1 101 it) tl» I'HK L>t-
L TFJ) STATES for tha Eastern District of
Virginia. „
In the matter of Charles T. Cabler. bankrupt
—la bankruptcy.
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Dutod at NorfvVk, iiih of November, 1572
ALU. FOULD,
I no SO—W3w Assignee

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